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The Grocor Root Feeder
makes it easy to deep root water and feed your trees, shrubs, and
perennials.
This is what I use. Note: Do not rock this unit back and fourth just
let the water and you pushing straight down do the job. Do not pull
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Finally an excellent
Rock Garden Book by those who know first hand from across the
continent. Covers soils, pathways and hardscaping, plant material,
Tufa Gardens Scree Gardens, Crevice Gardens and so much more. From
Timber Press © 2003 by the North American Rock Garden Society |
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Teaming With Microbes A Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web. By
Jeff And Wayne Lewis. A book every gardener must read.
The Extra Star is not a mistake. A
Healthy plant starts with a healthy soil. No matter what you grow
this will make you a better grower.
Publishers Group Canada
559 College St. Suite 402 Toronto, ON M6G 1A9
416-934-9900 |
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The title says it all.
This is the book for extreme gardeners who want to go where no one
else in the neighbourhood has gone. But it is not just for Palms.
Some of the plants covered are Bamboos, Bananas, Yucca, Hollies,
Evergreen Magnolias and Crepe Myrtles. From Timber Press © 2003 by
David A. Francko. |
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As I read this book I
thought that Trevor had read my mind. Yes, even down to his personal
opinions on some of the plants in this book. It is still the book I
recommend to beginning gardeners. It may not still be available but
buy it when you find one. From Whitecap Books© 1991 by Trevor Cole |
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This encyclopedia
describes the best woody plants, from Abeliophyllum to Zenobia,
adapted to cooler climates, showing both habit and details-- flower,
fruit, bark, or fall colour--of more than 500 species, and including
some 700 additional cultivars and varieties. With more than 1,600
colour photographs, it is a wonderful book. |
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This large book is
loaded with first hand information. Most of the 500 photographs are
by the author. I like the plant information the best. From Timber
Press by W. George Schmid |
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This is a serious book
for the home gardener and designer. It continually pushes the use of
leaf texture and colour throughout the garden. It could only be
improved by the use of more colour photographs of plant
combinations. Their are only 110 of them. LOL. From Timber Press by
Judy Glattstein |
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Canadian Garden Design
By Marjorie Harris and photographed by Tim Saunders. This book
focus' on the the texture shape and colour of foliage in all seasons
to make your garden interesting in all seasons. This is a difficult
book to write and photograph. It is the best book on the subject I
have ever come across.
Random House, Toronto
M5E 1G4 |
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A Heritage of Roses By
Hazel le Rougetel and Foreword by Graham Stuart Thomas. A history
that is interesting combined with great photographs of great looking
roses. Published 1988.
Stemmer House Publishers Inc. 2627 Caves Road. Owings Mills,
Maryland 21117 |
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